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would that work?? i mean thats still AC isn't it?
plug it into your circuit box dont need a plug, just use a wires and make sure you connect your positive wire to the negative and your set
ugh that wasn't the answer i was hoping for there so damn expensive and this one is sitting in my closet
your looking for something similar to this, but much larger.
http://www.voltage-converter-transformers.com/heavy-duty-voltage-converter.html
Something like that would be the safest way because it's what it is designed to do. You would probably be fine with something that pushes 25-30amps but it gets very expensive.
I have seen people power them with computer psus, but having a large amp you would not want to "go to newegg and buy a cheap one". The cheapy psus won't put out enough and you'll likely fry it after a few minutes or mess up your amp.
Antdemo - what are you talking about wattage on the speakers? the wattage being to high will not turn off the amp, having a resistance to low for the amp to handle will cause it to overheat and go into protection (if available, otherwise it will just toast).